Payment methods
How payment works
The specific account details are shared when you confirm your order, along with the quote. You'll never receive payment details for an account under an unknown third party's name.
Local Bank Transfer
In local currency, to an account in your country. Available in Chile, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, and several others. The most-used option, with no extra cost. Ask if your country is enabled.
Credited the same business day
Zelle
Transfer between U.S. banks. If you have an account there, it's instant and fee-free.
Instant
U.S. Bank Transfer
ACH or wire to a USD account. Useful for large or workshop orders.
1 to 2 business days
PayPal
For those who prefer the platform's buyer protection. Note that PayPal charges a fee, which is reflected in the total.
Instant
Credit or Debit Card
Through a secure payment link. Installments can be arranged depending on your issuing bank and country.
Instant
Western Union or Remitly
For countries where local transfer isn't available yet, or if you prefer to pay cash at a branch.
Same day
How payment is split on an import order
- 50%On confirmation. This deposit is what buys the part in the United States and gets it into the shipment.
- 50%Once the part is at destination and ready to ship out. We don't charge the balance before that.
For products already in stock, payment is a single charge, made before domestic dispatch. Available methods vary by country: we confirm which ones apply to your destination when we quote.
Questions about payment?
Write to us before transferring. We'd rather clear up a doubt than fix a payment gone wrong.
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